A View of the Evidences of Christianity: In Three Parts ..., Volume 2 |
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... state of ex- iftence in which their fituation will be regu- lated by their behaviour in the first state , by which fuppofition ( and by no other ) the ob- jection to the divine government in not put- ting a difference between the good ...
... state of ex- iftence in which their fituation will be regu- lated by their behaviour in the first state , by which fuppofition ( and by no other ) the ob- jection to the divine government in not put- ting a difference between the good ...
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... state , is it unlikely that he should acquaint them with it ? Now in what way can a revelation be made but by miracles ? In none which we are able to conceive . Confequently , in what- ever degree it is probable or not very im- probable ...
... state , is it unlikely that he should acquaint them with it ? Now in what way can a revelation be made but by miracles ? In none which we are able to conceive . Confequently , in what- ever degree it is probable or not very im- probable ...
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... state , in order to prove the reality of miracles . That reality always must be proved by evidence . We affert only , that in miracles adduced in support of revelation there is not any fuch antecedent improbability as no teftimony can ...
... state , in order to prove the reality of miracles . That reality always must be proved by evidence . We affert only , that in miracles adduced in support of revelation there is not any fuch antecedent improbability as no teftimony can ...
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... state- ment . In adjusting alfo the other fide of the balance , the ftrength and weight of tefti- mony , this author has provided an answer to every poffible accumulation of historical proof by telling us , that we are not obliged to ...
... state- ment . In adjusting alfo the other fide of the balance , the ftrength and weight of tefti- mony , this author has provided an answer to every poffible accumulation of historical proof by telling us , that we are not obliged to ...
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... state of things , by fuffering a religion of which they believe nothing , to be disturbed by another of which they believe as little . They are ready themselves to conform to anything ; and are , oftentimes , amongst the foremost to ...
... state of things , by fuffering a religion of which they believe nothing , to be disturbed by another of which they believe as little . They are ready themselves to conform to anything ; and are , oftentimes , amongst the foremost to ...
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